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Canberra grasslands re-open after unexploded ammunition removed decades after military use
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Jan. 14, 2024 - 07:21
It’s not often that Canberra’s little known military history is properly unearthed. But a team of contractors have done just that as they scoured the west of Majura Grasslands for dangerous unexploded ordnance.
